John Carran / Karran 1663

Archdeacon Will 1663A #123 Malew will of John Carran / Karran died about 1663: 
Summary: wife Ann Carran/Karran alias Bridson, son Christopher Carran/Karran, witnesses: Thomas Taubman & John Radcliffe, pledges: Thomas Huddlestone 
& Thomas Stowell.
?: Malew parish register: Christo: Karran  buried 14 May 1664, Episcopal Will.
?Did wife Ann remarry: Malew parish register: Ann Bridson married Wiliam Kinvig on 22 Oct 1665 in Malew. 
   Malew parish register: Ann Kenvig als Bridson buried 25 May 1668, Episcopal will.

		Malew		(73)

The testamt: of John Charran as followeth:
Inpris he remeniteth his soule to almightie God
and his body to Christian buriall
It: he bequeatheth the Estate that he now enioyeth
with all his goods moveable and unmoveable
unto his sonne Christopher Charran and unto
his wife Ann Charran alies Bridson;     It: his
will is that if it please God that his sonne dye
without ishue that then his mother and him
selfe, shall leave what they have unto whosoe-
ever looketh to them best
solvo tamen vincuig suo jure
                           pbatum et Solvit ... 6d
witnesses hereof
Tho: Tudman his mark X
Jo: Ratliffe his marke X     jurati

The Invent to be brough in within 14 days sub pena
20s ad usum domini

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The Invent of Joh: Carran taken & praized
by 4 sworne men:  Robt: Quaile, Joh Kneele,
Robt: Keneene, Willm Keenvigg
have put all into one grosse some
amounts to ........ 2£ - 4s - 4d 

pledges to secure the office
sub pena duble ye value
    Tho: Huddlestone
    Tho: Stole

Last Modified 21 October 2020